A Denver pastor who helped Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. organize the 1963 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom and was a prominent figure in the Civil Rights movement passed away this week.

Making it to the graduation stage is a big accomplishment for high school students. But for one senior in Denver, walking across the stage was an even bigger moment.

Peters, who died Saturday at age 92, marched with Martin Luther King Jr. across the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Alabama, in 1965. He used that legacy to fight for civil rights in Denver when he ...

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Early College is a public school located in Denver, CO, which is in a large city setting. The student population of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Early College is 1,062 and ...

Each time that there is an antisemetic attack met by celebration in certain quarters and less outrage than there should be in ...

According to Suzanne Schrag, CEO, ALS United Rocky Mountain, “Terri Rizzo-Seim’s passion and selflessness not only inspires others but also makes a profound impact on our community. This exemplary ...

Five years after George Floyd's murder, racial equity is no longer a federal priority and the momentum for progressive ...

"Colorado officials have not hesitated" to threaten businesses for similar wrongthink, "torching the First Amendment in the process," XX-XY Athletics' suit says. DOJ supports girls challenging ...